Difference between revisions of "Terrain glitch"
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==Polar Glitch== | ==Polar Glitch== | ||
− | This is the most usual type of terrain glitch. It occurs as a very strange terrain on the poles of celestial bodies, like Moho or Eve. It's most likely a mistake happening when terrain generator attaches height values to a sphere. | + | This is the most usual type of terrain glitch. It occurs as a very strange terrain on the poles of celestial bodies, like Moho or Eve. It's most likely a mistake happening when terrain generator attaches height values to a sphere. |
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+ | File:Probewedge.jpg|A probe wedged in the 5km-deep "well" at north pole of Moho. | ||
+ | File:South_Pole_of_Eve.jpeg|Terrain at Eve's south pole | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
==Terrain Breakage== | ==Terrain Breakage== | ||
As is shown in its name, this is a glitch that terrain cracks. It provides a "entrance" to the "inner" of celestial bodies. But unfortunately, when flying something(like a poor Kerbal) into it, system will destory it immediately as it's under the surface. | As is shown in its name, this is a glitch that terrain cracks. It provides a "entrance" to the "inner" of celestial bodies. But unfortunately, when flying something(like a poor Kerbal) into it, system will destory it immediately as it's under the surface. |
Revision as of 02:00, 9 July 2013
A terrain glitch is a terrain bug where the terrain generator makes a mistake when generating this part of celestial body's surface.
Polar Glitch
This is the most usual type of terrain glitch. It occurs as a very strange terrain on the poles of celestial bodies, like Moho or Eve. It's most likely a mistake happening when terrain generator attaches height values to a sphere.
Terrain Breakage
As is shown in its name, this is a glitch that terrain cracks. It provides a "entrance" to the "inner" of celestial bodies. But unfortunately, when flying something(like a poor Kerbal) into it, system will destory it immediately as it's under the surface.